Avalon derives from the word abal, which means "apple" in the Celtic language, the legendary island famous for its apples, mentioned in the legend of King Arthur.
Avalon was first mentioned in the so-called Historia Regum Britanniae (History of the Kingdoms of Britain) by Monmouth Geoffrey in 1136 as the place where King Arthur was taken to heal his wounds in the last battle of Camlann. According to Geoffrey, Arthur's syllable Ekskaliburn (Excalibur) was also produced in Avalon.
Another meaning of Avalon is "Paradise Garden".
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